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To narrow down your selection of articles, click on the "AND" or "NOT" next to any of the categories below. Say you’re currently browsing entries in category "A", you can then drill down into entries that belong both to category A and another category, or belong to category A but not another category. For instance, you could list entries about demographics in the automotive sector, or entries about email marketing that are not about spam. Numbers in the columns below indicate how many entries the selected operation will narrow your query to. You can combine multiple intersection and exclusion criteria to further limit the number of entries.
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Posted: Thursday, April 26th 2012
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E-commerce Spending Falls First Time
U.S. e-commerce spending fell for the first time on record in 2009, according to the comScore 2009 U.S. Digital Year in Review.
Total U.S. e-commerce spending reached $209.6 billion in 2009, down 2% compared to the previous year and the first year on record with negative growth rates. Travel e-commerce spending dropped 5% to $79.8 billion, while retail (non-travel) e-com [...]
Posted: Tuesday, February 16th 2010
Industry Buzz & Snippets: 02/12/10
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Scotttrade [...]
Posted: Friday, February 12th 2010
Online Retailers Tackle Sales-Tax Hurdles
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Simply put, many e-tailers do not collect taxes from their customers if they don’t have a presence in a state. This gives them an edge over operations that range from Wal-Mart to Target to Sak's Fifth Avenue.
This discrepancy is also one reason sites such as eBay and Amazon have thrived in the downturn, [...]
Posted: Monday, November 30th 2009
Online Newspaper Ad Revenue Falls 17%
Online newspaper advertising revenue dropped by a precipitous 17% in Q309, compared with the same quarter in 2008, from $750 million last year to $623 million this year, according to the most recent figures released by the Newspaper Association of America (NAA).
That number, though, pales in comparison with the total newspaper revenue decline of 28%, writes [...]
Posted: Monday, November 23rd 2009
Scareware, Rogue Ads Join Up for Hack Attacks
Two separate online security threats aimed at publishers and online advertisers are converging to form an even more potent force: Scareware is increasingly piggybacking in rogue ads to cause serious financial havoc and digital distrust - in some cases of once venerable websites - among consumers.
Scareware refers to warnings that suddenly pop up on a consumer's screen purporting to be from a security vendor. The messages often suggest that the computer has been infected by malware. To stay sa [...]
Posted: Friday, November 6th 2009
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Posted: Wednesday, October 28th 2009
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Web Retailers Cope with Shipping-Charge Rejection
In response to consumer demands for low or no-cost shipping and the increasing role shipping costs play in online purchase decisions, a growing number of top online retailers are planning free shipping promotions during the 2009 holiday season, the Wall Street Journal reports.
The moves come as a slew of industry studies and internal retailer data confirm that shipping charges rank as one of the bigge [...]
Posted: Thursday, October 22nd 2009
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As part of its enforcement activities, the agency, which issued a [...]
Posted: Tuesday, October 20th 2009
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The Wall Street Journal said last week that it has passed USA Today to become the #1 newspaper in the US by weekday circulation, though the USA Today - the longtime holder of this distinction - is still claiming it has the highest total print circulation. Â
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Posted: Monday, October 19th 2009
IAB to FTC: Rescind Blogger Rules
The Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB) is protesting portions of the Federal Trade Commission's new rules (pdf) governing endorsements and testimonials - namely its stepped up expectations of bloggers - and has called on the FTC to rescind these rules.
FTC Clamps Down
Released at the beginning of October, the new guidance for conforming to the FTC Act - the first since 1980 - touche [...]
Posted: Monday, October 19th 2009
Pharma Steps Back from Sponsored Ads
Pharmaceutical companies are struggling to reconcile online marketing techniques with a stepped-up oversight campaign by the Food and Drug Administration's Division of Drug Marketing, Advertising and Communications (DDMAC), which is specifically targeting such activities.
While industry-regulatory give and take on marketing is a long-standing and complicated dance, recent events appear to have caused pharma companies to take a step back from several strategies – at least until they can be s [...]
Posted: Friday, October 16th 2009
Invisible Ads Haunt Marketers
Marketers are becoming increasingly vulnerable to fraud on the internet – both from targeted attacks launched from fake ads, and more recently, from 'legitimate' publishers looking to eke out extra money from advertisers.
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Posted: Friday, October 16th 2009
Twitter Fair Game for Serving UK Court Orders
The British High Court is permitting an injunction to be served to an anonymous user on microblogging site Twitter.
The user, who has been posing as right-wing political blogger Donal Blaney of website Blaney's Blarney, is accused to breaching Blaney's copyright.
Blaney, who felt the content appearing on Twitter under his name was "mildly objectionable," approached the courts to find out whether an injunction could be served via the social network -- as opposed to contacting Twitter headqu [...]
Posted: Friday, October 2nd 2009
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Posted: Tuesday, September 29th 2009
Ad Retouching Gets Legal Once-Over in UK and France
Hoping to improve self-esteem problems experienced by girls and women that feel pressure to live up to images of digitally altered counterparts, British and French lawmakers are pushing for laws that force advertisers to disclose when retouching is used on models.
"When teenagers and women look at these pictures in magazines, they end up feeling unhappy with themselves," said British Parliament member Jo Swinson of the Liberal Democratic Party ( [...]
Posted: Monday, September 28th 2009